テート・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (テート・ギャラリーInstagram)「'Thyrsis hasn’t always been a favourite, but I am often based in front of the work when I’m volunteering. I began to realise more and more the power of this artwork as a testament to lost youth - each time a group of school children came through the door, they notice Thyrsis first, pointing and giggling. The adults pass right on by and don’t offer him a second glance. Once a fellow came in with his daughter and said "We only have five minutes, what would you recommend?" I turned to his daughter and said "Do you want to see something pretty or something weird?" and she thought about it and said "Weird." I would’ve pointed them to the 1840s room if she’d said pretty, but I was so glad she chose weird. At that time Marguerite Humeau’s ‘Echoes’ was on display in #ArtNow so I directed them there. When she came out I said "so what did you think?" and she said "Yeah, that was really weird.”’- Kelise (@kelisefranclemont), Volunteer Host For #VolunteersWeek we're celebrating the extraordinary contribution of over 500 volunteers at Tate who give their time, passion and expertise to visitors from all over the globe, across our four galleries. Our volunteers bring the galleries to life and Tate wouldn’t be the same without them. This is Kelise with James Havard Thomas' Thyrsis 1912, currently on free display at Tate Britain.」6月2日 20時47分